Pumpkin Kid Research Paper

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It all started with an unexpected birth of a usual child named Brick. Brick does not have a mother to care for him since his mother is the earth. The earth is his mother since he is a pumpkin and has been alive for several months. The biggest challenge about have a pumpkin child is the harsh cold weather. When a regular pumpkin is in cold weather it will start to rotten a lot fast than normal. The pumpkin was kept inside with his regular pumpkin friends who have not been cut into or eating since that is child abuse. I did not need any help caring for the child of mine; he is better than a regular human baby since he does not have a mouth to cry out of, plus he does not eat much since he is food which I say is baby fat. To burn off this fat …show more content…
Brick laughs all the time when an ignorant kid in class always asked stupid questions, he also gets a kick when they think that this party life is going to help them when they aren't supported by their parents. When Brick gets out of college that is when i will stop supporting him, well insurance stops at 25 for most kids. In order to support my child i will get a doctorate in Chemical Engineering. I have the knowledge of electrician and been doing chemistry studies on my own since I want a high paying job so my childs and I won't have to worry about money. If I was cursed with a child right now i would probably be disowned and looked down by my family, others will simply laugh since this has happen in the family before. The funniest action that happened with my baby is walking around at swim practice with my unique child and having people stare at me. Some school with more funding in them have electronic baby with real actions of a breathing child. My co swimmers had some during their school year in psychology. Some things have been getting in the way of my goal like this 10 pound bag of polyglucose; for example video games has greatly affected my swimming. I am expected to get a scholarship like my sister did for Evansville. Having to carry a cooking compound around made me have a potion

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